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2612B 8th Street
Berkeley, CA
94710

510 644 2798

Restoration Design Group (RDG) engages with clients and landscapes to plan and design meaningful places that foster healthy communities and ecosystems.  As a small firm of landscape architects, planners, and scientists, we are dedicated to providing exemplary consulting services and the highest level of principal involvement.  Our portfolio covers a broad range of successful public projects.  This depth of experience has served our clients well in their pursuit of project excellence.

 

Monitoring

RDG offers project monitoring to comply with agency permit requirements. Work includes (Terrestrial (land-based) lider, geomorphic surveying, vegetation transects, benthic macroinvertabrate surveys)

Geomorphic Surveys

Geomorphic Surveys

RDG works closely with the regulatory agencies to develop maintenance and monitoring plans on projects and conduct the annual post-restoration surveys.

Terrestrial LiDAR

Terrestrial LiDAR

RDG used terrestrial LiDAR to monitor the post-restoration performance of Rodeo Creek.  RDG captured highly detailed 3-D models of restoration and control sites to analyze sediment movement and creek evolution along Rodeo Creek.

Terrestrial LiDAR

Terrestrial LiDAR

Example LiDAR generated 3-dimensional surface

Vegetation Monitoring

Vegetation Monitoring

RDG develops vegetation monitoring plans and protocols and conducts annual vegetation surveys that comply with permit monitoring requirements.

Benthic Macroinvertebrate Bioassessments

Benthic Macroinvertebrate Bioassessments

RDG coordinates and performs protocol level benthic macroinvertebrate surveys.

 

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Geomorphic Surveys
Terrestrial LiDAR
Terrestrial LiDAR
Vegetation Monitoring
Benthic Macroinvertebrate Bioassessments

Monitoring

RDG offers project monitoring to comply with agency permit requirements. Work includes (Terrestrial (land-based) lider, geomorphic surveying, vegetation transects, benthic macroinvertabrate surveys)